I have. No mention of her salary. I just thought you might know.

There is no mention of her salary because the original source of the story did not interview her, remember this was an amateur blogger giving his opinion piece, all he did was dig around in Facebook record and find that she was a director of the company and that she'd posted all about her new car.

Thats fair enough for a blogger and as a reader you have to decipher this and understand that this is all subjective - the newspaper has then simply lifted the story and reproduced it almost verbatim - its at this point where you might expect a professional national media outlet to ask a few questions, maybe ring her, possibly send a reporter - but they don't appear to have.

c. 21,000 apparently.

'Ms' is neither a synonym for 'Miss' or 'Mrs'. Then entire point of it is that it does not, in any way, reveal relationship status.

It's not complicated.

You learn something new everyday, I always thought it was used as an alternative to Miss.

Living is learning.

Salary is an irrelevance as far as Help to Buy is concerned

This news story sums up whats wrong with Britain today.

A man works hard to make something of himself and people say him and his family should be evicted from their house.

I suppose there's some 15 year old girl with 6 kids thats spent all her life on benefits thats more worthy of the house then?

Or is it that the man in question is too 'ethnically British' to be a priority for social housing?

Annual household income must be less than 60k.

Quote: BobbyD "Annual household income must be less than 60k.'" Average UK earnings (as of Nov 2012) were £26,500, according to the ONS rlStoryrl According to Payscale, in figures to December 2013, analysis shows an office admin's pay as £16,375; operations manager – £34,812; PA – £24,213; software developer – £30,496; software engineer – £33,026; account manager – £26,673; office manager – £23,523. www.payscale.com/research/UK/Cou ... dom/Salary £60k is, if not rich, then a high income.

Quote: BobbyD "Annual household income must be less than 60k.'" Average UK earnings (as of Nov 2012) were £26,500, according to the ONS rlStoryrl According to Payscale, in figures to December 2013, analysis shows an office admin's pay as £16,375; operations manager – £34,812; PA – £24,213; software developer – £30,496; software engineer – £33,026; account manager – £26,673; office manager – £23,523. www.payscale.com/research/UK/Cou ... dom/Salary £60k is, if not rich, then a high income.

Wasn't aware of that but if the subject of the Cameron PR stunt is a director of an estate agents and is married to another estate agent, it's gonna be difficult to imagine their combined income at less than £60k (unless that is net, net, net)

It's probably the amount they pa PAYE on, not what they actually take home.

Quote: cod'ead "Wasn't aware of that but if the subject of the Cameron PR stunt is a director of an estate agents and is married to another estate agent, it's gonna be difficult to imagine their combined income at less than £60k (unless that is net, net, net)'" Average estate agent salary is £32.5K www.totaljobs.com/salary-checker ... nts-salary the article states she has been separated from her husband for six months.

Quote: cod'ead "Wasn't aware of that but if the subject of the Cameron PR stunt is a director of an estate agents and is married to another estate agent, it's gonna be difficult to imagine their combined income at less than £60k (unless that is net, net, net)'" Average estate agent salary is £32.5K www.totaljobs.com/salary-checker ... nts-salary the article states she has been separated from her husband for six months.